Can you get additional receivers to be able to monitor on more than one TV??
42893
If you want to see the same image on two different monitors just split the input .... or if your running on wifi ... just connect it to your router .
398333
2 Ways, 1. Use a dual lnbf which will allow 2 separate coax from the dual lnbf to each receiver allowing independent viewing on each receiver. 2. If your receiver has a "loop" at the rear of the receiver run a coax cable to the 2nd receiver. This will allow separate viewing as long as the channel being watched on the 2nd receiver (piggy back) is on the vertical or horizontal of the 1st (slave) receiver channel being watched. Hope that helps.
833240
Yes you can hook up multiple TVs with a Splitter. The length of cable and number of TV drops will affect signal strength to each TV. With the Wingard Signal Booster (which makes a lot of difference) You should be able to add additional TVs with No Problem.
1531578
I have to agree with you. I have a playstation 3 and a media extender for streaming vids/TV from my computer. That uses up all my HDMI inputs on the Yamaha. So what happens when I get a new device?? Yeah, I'm not really future proofed at all. I'd like to see 4 HDMI inputs.
729230
Yes, if you have a transmitter and receiver. Then you pull the feed off the receiver using the monitor port. You can easily capture multiple channels.
1846347
Unfortunately, the answer is no. The device is only available as one complete set (one transmitter and one receiver). In a perfect world, one might be able to purchase an extra receiver for another television located within range, but as yet, Iogear has not offered this option.
1061641
What you need is 1 transmitter and two receivers. You can buy 1 set which is a transmitter and a receiver. And then purchase an additional receiver
1139536
Yes , but you should not use a dual tv receiver. I have found them harder to set up.
88247
Yes you can, one HDMI input is a throughput the other one the unit has to be on
510613
You should be able to. Based on your situation, I suggest plugging the satellite receiver into slot 1 and your blue ray into slot 2 and the play station into slot 3 . The unit allows one input at a time and it always defaults to input #1 ( dish in your case) and senses last device powering up ( say blue ray ) and switches to that input source automatically . Once the source powers off, the unit defaults back to input #1 ( very handy ).
594703
I'm not sure if you can use two receivers in one house, but I monitor two refrigerators by putting one transmitter in each appliance. If either one goes down, I will get an alarm.
802435
You cannot use this for that purpose; this is an "HDMI splitter", which was built to take one HDMI source and output that to a maximum of 4 HDTV's (like in a sports bar). Because what you want is surround sound from all three devices (and without knowing the type of receiver you have) your options are: - If your Receiver has only one or two HDMI inputs - you will need to add a "HDMI Switch", to accommodate all three devices. - If your Receiver has no HDMI inputs - it is better to get a new Receiver with atleast 3 HDMI inputs. - If your Receiver has three or more HDMI inputs - you are fine, just connect your devices to the Receiver. I hope this helps....
1133414
You can either watch both cameras on the same single tv off the same receiver, or you can watch one camera on one tv and the other camera on another tv using a different receiver for each.
534211
On the transmitter side there is an 'In' from your source along with an 'Out' to a TV next to the transmitter. There is only one 'Out' on the receiver side for one TV. This eliminates the need for anything else to watch 2 TV's, one connected to the transmitter and one to the receiver.
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I would recommend and hdmi splitter that takes up one port but turns it Into three or more ports depending on the model I buyhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B008GVOVK0?cache=be13262daff0ab11004eb6b6ddd39105π=SY200_QL40&qid;=1405223702&sr;=8-1#
1846346
Are you referring to 2 remote TV's? If so, no you can't. You can have 1 TV connected thru the transmitter, and a second connected on the receiver. Both TV's will be viewing the same content with this product. At home, I am using an actiontec mywireless product that does allow multiple receivers, and this product is at my son's apartment because he only has 2 TVs to connect.
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No- This is to split the input not the output. If you want to watch two different shows on two different TV's you need a a dual receiver. If you want to watch the same thing as the main TV in a different room then you just need a plain signal splitter.